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1 ash.), and low-viscosity PVA fixative (PVA) (Meridian).
2 ally spaced horizontal meridians (total, 120 meridians).
3 1.50 and -1.50 D powers in the two principal meridians).
4 ith 16 points on either side of the vertical meridian.
5 ntered at 5 degrees on the inferior vertical meridian.
6 the vicinity of Maud Rise near the Greenwich Meridian.
7 ed along the representations of the vertical meridian.
8 tly overrepresented relative to the vertical meridian.
9 nted in an 8-microm strip along the vertical meridian.
10 ttened while the periphery steepened in that meridian.
11  was enlarged to include the entire vertical meridian.
12 r and at 0.4-mm intervals along the vertical meridian.
13 visual field, even those across the vertical meridian.
14  to detect test locations along the vertical meridian.
15 ical, and intermediate on the lower vertical meridian.
16 gments of the embryo which exclude the prime meridian.
17 arer emmetropia compared to their horizontal meridian.
18 y the visual field around the lower vertical meridian.
19 l points along sections through the vertical meridian.
20 nt along the horizontal but not the vertical meridian.
21 ented along the horizontal than the vertical meridian.
22  performance at the lower and upper vertical meridian.
23 ea representing the lower and upper vertical meridian.
24 of the horizontal meridian than the vertical meridian.
25 h the retinotopic transition at the vertical meridian.
26 ntered at 5 degrees on the inferior vertical meridian.
27 ght side or along the horizontal or vertical meridian.
28 s was continuously present on the horizontal meridian.
29 ressing cones closely matches the horizontal meridian.
30 posteriorly, particularly along the vertical meridian.
31 , especially for points along the horizontal meridian.
32 ic blue and red stimuli along the horizontal meridian.
33 with CIP-2) to those near the lower vertical meridian.
34 tigmatism increased with eccentricity in all meridians.
35 45 degrees along the vertical and horizontal meridians.
36 order tissue of Elschnig in 100 (83%) of 120 meridians.
37  ended within the betaPPA in 42 (35%) of 120 meridians.
38 d was closer to the disc in 107 (89%) of 120 meridians.
39  toward the periphery along the four primary meridians.
40 l 20 degrees radius along the four principal meridians.
41 rical along both the horizontal and vertical meridians.
42 eased symmetrically with eccentricity in all meridians.
43 ly with spherical ametropia of the principal meridians.
44 ular tension is released from two orthogonal meridians.
45 t extends across the horizontal and vertical meridians.
46 ntal and vertical meridians and four oblique meridians.
47 ian and did not proceed uniformly across all meridians.
48 turbations due to EA treatments at different meridians.
49 s 1.5 mm behind, sparing the 3 and 9 o'clock meridians.
50 contrast sensitivity at the four polar angle meridians.
51 A stimulations on acupoints of SMFY and GMFS meridians.
52 e were never observed in the 3- or 9-o'clock meridians.
53 e center of the visual field along different meridians.
54 sured along both the vertical and horizontal meridians.
55 ea representing the upper and lower vertical meridian?
56     Subjects were 835 myopes (both principal meridians -0.75 diopters [D] or more myopia by cyclopleg
57 d a reduction in pit depth in the horizontal meridian (-10.06 mum; P = 0.005) but not in the vertical
58 +/- standard deviation of the most hyperopic meridian, +3.78+/-0.81 D in hyperopes and +0.51+/-0.48 D
59                           The inferotemporal meridian (324 degrees -336 degrees ) 2.0 mm away from th
60 izes in eight locations along the horizontal meridian (+/-4 degrees , +/-12 degrees , +/-20 degrees ,
61 ve refraction, mean keratometry of the steep meridian (45.19 D vs. 43.76 D; P < 0.001), and mean corn
62 ve refraction, mean keratometry of the steep meridian (45.19 D vs. 43.76 D; P < 0.001), and mean corn
63 ensitivity was poorest at the upper vertical meridian-a weak horizontal-vertical asymmetry, and lower
64 der, whereas such stimuli along the vertical meridian activated cortex along the rostral border of V3
65 ioFire FilmArray respiratory panel (RP), the Meridian Alethia Mycoplasma Direct, the GenMark ePlex re
66                      The difference in steep meridian alignment between CATCRP and CASimK was >5 degr
67 stance of the first peak reflection from the meridian along the 43-nm layer line was decreased.
68                                    The prime meridian also gives rise to dorsal, axial mesoderm, but
69  that within a block the locations along one meridian alternated in status between attended and unatt
70 sis designed to detect hyperopia >5 D in any meridian, amblyopia and/or strabismus had an area under
71 d astigmatic (toric) lenses with +5 D on one meridian and -5 D on the orthogonal meridian (Jackson cr
72 ated keratometry was 46.32 D in the flattest meridian and 51.48 D in the steepest meridian; at 2 year
73 as a function of position along the vertical meridian and as averages across that vector.
74 n these samples along a superior-to-inferior meridian and compared with control and damaged 10-day re
75  that was initially apparent in the temporal meridian and did not proceed uniformly across all meridi
76 lateral eye, especially along the horizontal meridian and in the periphery, where columns are narrowe
77 ct visual cortex that represent the vertical meridian and ipsilateral visual field.
78  and vPul2 border each other at the vertical meridian and share a representation of foveal space with
79 ely consistent refractive profile across all meridians and eccentricities, confirming a spherical ret
80 ded to the betaPPA margin in 78 (65%) of 120 meridians and ended within the betaPPA in 42 (35%) of 12
81 1-mm steps along the horizontal and vertical meridians and four oblique meridians.
82 nes associated with the astigmatic principal meridians and not the circle of least confusion.
83 nation when stimuli are moved along cardinal meridians and suggest that the neural machinery necessar
84 rresponded to the BM edge in 20 (17%) of 120 meridians and to the edge of the border tissue of Elschn
85 responded to the RPE edge in 13 (11%) of 120 meridians and was closer to the disc in 107 (89%) of 120
86  who became myopic (at least -0.75 D in each meridian) and 374 emmetropic (between -0.25 D and +1.00
87  who became myopic (at least -0.75 D in each meridian) and 539 children who were emmetropic (between
88 myopia on cycloplegic autorefraction in both meridians) and 587 emmetropes (between -0.25 and +1.00 D
89 e photoreceptor packing density between age, meridian, and eccentricity.
90 pit depth when measured along the horizontal meridian, and flattening of the nasal and temporal sides
91 n had to be homonymous, respect the vertical meridian, and have no additional scattered abnormal poin
92 ll damaged points offset from the horizontal meridian, and this and other aspects of the test will be
93 egree of radial astigmatism decreased in all meridians, and the refractions became more symmetrical a
94 served in the sclera and choroid on the same meridian as that of the injection site.
95 present the superior field, not the vertical meridian as traditionally proposed.
96 the ciliary body between the 5 and 9 o'clock meridians as well as multiple nodules in the posterior c
97 ds for upper vertical compared to horizontal meridian, as observed psychophysically on the same task,
98  MRL assay and 83.2, 98.2, and 95.5% for the Meridian assay, respectively.
99 opters [D] to </=6.0 D in the most hyperopic meridian; astigmatism </=1.50 D; anisometropia </=1.0 D)
100 r than the upper vertical meridian (vertical meridian asymmetry [VMA]).(3)(,)(4)(,)(5)(,)(6)(,)(7)(,)
101 lower than upper vertical meridian (vertical-meridian asymmetry, VMA).
102 lower than upper vertical meridian (vertical meridian asymmetry, VMA).
103 ical meridian at 6.4 degrees , the horizonal meridian at 15.4 degrees, and the lower vertical meridia
104 dian at 15.4 degrees, and the lower vertical meridian at 25.0 degrees.
105 mography line scanning across the horizontal meridian at 3 yearly intervals.
106 sual fields, intersecting the upper vertical meridian at 6.4 degrees , the horizonal meridian at 15.4
107 etropic (between -0.25 D and +1.00 D in each meridian at all visits) children participating between 1
108 etropic (between -0.25 D and +1.00 D in each meridian at all visits) participating between 1995 and 2
109 teral quadrant that represented the vertical meridian at its rostral border.
110 tion in LO1 extended from the lower vertical meridian (at the boundary with dorsal V3) through the ho
111 through the horizontal to the upper vertical meridian (at the boundary with LO2).
112 lattest meridian and 51.48 D in the steepest meridian; at 2 years, the values were 45.30 D (P = .04)
113        The Revogene Strep A molecular assay (Meridian Bioscience Canada Inc, Quebec City, QC, Canada)
114 igene group A strep DNA amplification assay (Meridian Bioscience Inc., Cincinnati, OH).
115 Card STAT! enterohemorrhagic E. coli [EHEC]; Meridian Bioscience) and cultured in attempts to recover
116 iated isothermal amplification (LAMP) assay (Meridian Bioscience, Cincinnati OH) for the detection an
117 oassay (EIA), the Premier toxin A and B EIA (Meridian Bioscience, Cincinnati, OH), and a newly develo
118                                  CAMPY test (Meridian Bioscience, Cincinnati, OH), for the detection
119 th three EIA methods, the Premier CAMPY EIA (Meridian Bioscience, Cincinnati, OH), the ProSpecT Campy
120 teristics of the Revogene C. difficile test (Meridian Bioscience, Cincinnati, OH, USA) for use in det
121 ogene platform (GenePOC, Quebec, Canada; now Meridian Bioscience, Cincinnati, OH, USA) was recently d
122 ion) assays to that of the Illumigene assay (Meridian Bioscience, Inc.) for the diagnosis of Clostrid
123 d STAT! Cryptosporidium/Giardia rapid assay (Meridian Bioscience, Inc.) is a solid-phase qualitative
124                                             (Meridian Bioscience, Inc.) lateral-flow immunoassay, wit
125                           The MERIFLUOR DFA (Meridian Bioscience, Inc.) test detected the largest num
126 l-time PCR, and the Illumigene C. difficile (Meridian Bioscience, Inc.) that detects the toxin A gene
127 terohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) kit (Meridian BioScience, Inc.) with and without enrichment o
128 lumigene Mycoplasma DNA amplification assay (Meridian Bioscience, Inc., Cincinnati, OH) was evaluated
129 toxylin, or modified acid-fast stains or the Meridian Bioscience, Inc., Giardia/Cryptosporidium Merif
130 representations were located at the vertical meridian borders between visual areas such as V1/V2.
131 as defined as -0.75 D or more myopia in both meridians (by cycloplegic autorefraction).
132 on of zonular tension across both orthogonal meridians caused symmetrical central flattening.
133 educed to a greater extent in the horizontal meridians compared with the vertical, differing from pre
134 straddling either the horizontal or vertical meridian) compared with when they appear the same distan
135 s, minimum (lowest GCC thickness at a single meridian crossing the elliptical annulus), and sectoral
136                                              Meridian Diagnostics has developed the ImmunoCard Mycopl
137                          MRL Diagnostics and Meridian Diagnostics have recently designed herpes simpl
138 that of the Premier EHEC enzyme immunoassay (Meridian Diagnostics) for detection of STEC in children
139 vailable group A rotavirus ELISA (Rotaclone; Meridian Diagnostics, Cincinnati, Ohio) were used to eva
140                       Two companies, MRL and Meridian Diagnostics, have developed Food and Drug Admin
141  one-vial commercial preservatives, two from Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.
142 ion of toxin A, the Immunocard Toxin A test (Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.) and the Culturette Brand Tox
143 tection of Shiga toxins (Premier EHEC assay; Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.) was compared to conventional
144 assay, and the ImmunoCard C. difficile test (Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.).
145  EcoFix zinc-based Schaudinn's preservative (Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.); both Wheatley's modificatio
146 tory, Inc., Des Plaines, Ill.), ECOFIX (EC) (Meridian Diagnostics, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio), Proto-Fix
147 Test [Techlab], and Premier Giardia lamblia [Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.]) and two commercial direct f
148 hlab] and Merifluor Cryptosporidium/Giardia [Meridian Diagnostics, Inc.]) to detect G. lamblia in 34
149 uperior (P = 0.061) and inferior (P = 0.087) meridians did not reach statistical significance.
150  each assay was as follows:, Alexon EIA, 34; Meridian EIA, 27; Techlab EIA, 29; Meridian FA assay, 31
151 onger along the horizontal than the vertical meridian, exceeding foveal adaptation.
152  EIA, 34; Meridian EIA, 27; Techlab EIA, 29; Meridian FA assay, 31; and Techlab FA assay, 28.
153                              At the opposite meridian, fluorescence in the choroid was more intense t
154  refractive data indicated that the vertical meridian for hyperopic subjects was consistently nearer
155   Anisotropy between horizontal and vertical meridians for FT is consistent in central and peripheral
156 AL), corneal front and back radii (including meridians for K and TK conversion), horizontal corneal d
157 ak of the first layer line shifts toward the meridian from 0.0047 to 0.0038 A(-1) and decreases in in
158  isolate and culture tissue centered on this meridian from early gastrulae.
159  five donor eyes were cut along the vertical meridian from limbus to limbus (arc length, 12 mm).
160 btained for both the vertical and horizontal meridians from 17 monkeys.
161                  6, which populate the prime meridian, give rise to the anterior end of the embryo.
162 rformance along the horizontal than vertical meridian (horizontal-vertical anisotropy, HVA) and along
163 erior along the horizontal than the vertical meridian (horizontal-vertical anisotropy, HVA) and the l
164 ly higher along the horizontal than vertical meridian (horizontal-vertical asymmetry [HVA]) and along
165                             We evaluated the Meridian IC-STAT direct fecal and broth culture antigen
166  did not require completion showed no across-meridian impairment.
167 ral retina was measured along the horizontal meridian in 20 eyes.
168 y along the representation of the horizontal meridian in extrastriate visual cortex.
169 ricity of 0.30 to 3.40 mm along the superior meridian in five emmetropic eyes.
170 s, revealed activity: (i) along the vertical meridian in retinotopic (presumably lower-tier) areas; a
171 diopters or more of myopia in each principal meridian in the right eye as measured by cycloplegic aut
172 in the horizontal, vertical, and two oblique meridians in 10 degrees steps.
173 d at 13 degrees eccentricity in four oblique meridians in 15 eyes (mean age, 64.6 +/- 9.6 years) with
174 ss the horizontal, vertical, and two oblique meridians in a group of myopic and emmetropic adults and
175 tricity along the 45 degrees and 135 degrees meridians in all four quadrants.
176 e nasal (P = 0.033) and temporal (P = 0.014) meridians in amblyopes, but differences between amblyope
177 nvestigated FT along horizontal and vertical meridians in central and peripheral visual fields for lu
178 functions) to the surface topography for all meridians in the control subjects and patients with PTC.
179 d its periphery flattens in the meridian (or meridians) in which zonular tension is applied.
180 ed by Alexon, Inc., Cambridge Biotech Corp., Meridian, Inc., and Trend Scientific, Inc.
181 as gradually shifts from near the horizontal meridian into the lower visual field.
182  gyri (convex folds), whereas the horizontal meridian is preferentially represented in sulci (concave
183 of more than 0.25 D, vertical and horizontal meridian (J0) or oblique meridian (J45) of more than 0.1
184 tors along the 45-degree (J45) and 0-dregree meridians (J0) and APV most often presented higher coeff
185 ical and horizontal meridian (J0) or oblique meridian (J45) of more than 0.125 D, or vector dioptric
186 D on one meridian and -5 D on the orthogonal meridian (Jackson crossed cylinders), thus producing mas
187 paradigm in which a target on the horizontal meridian jumped vertically during the saccade (resulting
188 fovea and perifovea across the four cardinal meridian locations for both horizontal and vertical stim
189  along the SL AML meridian (M(SL))and CC AML meridian (M(CC)), respectively, with positive curvature
190 re profiles were calculated along the SL AML meridian (M(SL))and CC AML meridian (M(CC)), respectivel
191  96.6% for MRL and 98.8, 99.0, and 98.1% for Meridian, making both of these kits suitable for use in
192 e at 0.4 m viewing and across the horizontal meridian (measured over a +/-30 degrees range at 3 degre
193 given a full atropine dose from the Atropen (Meridian Medical Technologies) (0.5 mg) or Mark 1 kits (
194 n limited data, the Mark 1 autoinjector kit (Meridian Medical Technologies, Columbia, Maryland, USA)
195  of fine needles at acupoints along specific meridians (meridian specificity).
196                            The test with the Meridian Merifluor Cryptosporidium/Giardia kit was used
197 ia/Crypto IF kit, TechLab Crypto IF kit, and Meridian Merifluor Cryptosporidium/Giardia) and enzyme i
198                           Along all measured meridians, myopic eyes showed a relative hyperopic shift
199  hemifield defects respecting the horizontal meridian (n = 25, 14 females, 64.8 +/- 10.1 years; versu
200 th superior advancement above the horizontal meridian) occurred in 41 of 234 VFs (17.5%), stage 2b (i
201  As zonular tension was increased across one meridian of all seven lenses, the center of the anterior
202 3.0 to </=6.0 diopters [D] in most hyperopic meridian of at least 1 eye, astigmatism </=1.5 D, anisom
203 with at least -1.00 diopter or lower in each meridian of both eyes were classified as myopic.
204 idian of Foot-Yangming (SMFY) or Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang (GMFS) in healthy male Sprague
205 ere performed at acupoints of either Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming (SMFY) or Gallbladder Meridian
206 s while the periphery steepens either in the meridian of relaxation or symmetrically when zonular ten
207  annulus (MA), 4 markers sewn on the central meridian of the anterior mitral leaflet (AML) forming 4
208 fine trajectories to either the equator or a meridian of the Bloch sphere.
209 f the cell wall must vary abruptly along the meridian of the cell to maintain the gradient of wall ex
210 rs of drifting gratings along the horizontal meridian of the contralateral hemifield activated cortex
211 lls mm(-2) ) densities across the horizontal meridian of the eye.
212 re found at the injection site or within the meridian of the injection and included a traumatic catar
213 lities, and appears to be more common in the meridian of the injection where the drug concentration i
214 (n = 71), the mean lag in the more hyperopic meridian of the least ametropic eye was 0.34 diopters (D
215 tronger while moving laterally away from the meridian of the pattern at later times, indicating cross
216                   We found that the vertical meridian of the visual field tends to be represented on
217 than vertical, and lower than upper vertical meridian of the visual field.
218     When the tension was reduced across that meridian of traction, the center of the lens flattened w
219 f the anterior surface flattened across that meridian of traction.
220 th at least -0.75 D myopia in both principal meridians of both eyes.
221 hogonal medial-lateral and inferior-superior meridians of five normal human corneoscleral discs.
222             After 30 minutes, the horizontal meridians of the corneal center, midperiphery, and limbu
223 5 D of myopia in the vertical and horizontal meridians of the right eye as measured by cycloplegic au
224 ted by appropriately orienting the principal meridians of the spherocylindrical treatment lenses (+1.
225 alent to the optical powers of the principal meridians of the treatment lenses.
226  subjects (aged 20-77 years) in four oblique meridians on a gray background field of 10 cd/m(2).
227 om the 5 o'clock position of the limbus, the meridian opposite to the vitreous seeds.
228 r steepens and its periphery flattens in the meridian (or meridians) in which zonular tension is appl
229  or visual field less than 20 degrees in any meridian, or both, with confirmed genetic diagnosis of b
230 agittal heights at 6-mm and 14-mm horizontal meridian (P < .05).
231  degrees ) than the vertical (11.3 degrees ) meridian (P < 0.05).
232 0.06 mum; P = 0.005) but not in the vertical meridian (P = 0.082) when compared with subjects with no
233 milar IOL tilt and decentralization (for all meridians, P > .05).
234 marker genes always segregate with the prime meridian passing through Spemann's organizer.
235 y, the equations are discretized in the (2D) meridian plane on an adaptive (moving) mesh and is integ
236            For EA treatment, large intestine meridian points LI4 and LI11 and stomach meridian points
237 ine meridian points LI4 and LI11 and stomach meridian points ST36 and ST44 were used.
238                 EA-sham was performed in off-meridian points.
239 ell ELISA, Meridian Premier Giardia lamblia, Meridian Premier Cryptosporidium, TechLab Giardia CELISA
240 dge Giardia lamblia Antigen Microwell ELISA, Meridian Premier Giardia lamblia, Meridian Premier Crypt
241 tosporidium ranged from 98% (Alexon) to 99% (Meridian Premier); specificities were 100%.
242 imuli sparing the region around the vertical meridian representation also produced signal reductions
243      One branch shares the anterior vertical meridian representation in human V3A, extending superior
244 eral border, but only LM shares the vertical meridian representation with V1.
245 ed on our mapping of horizontal and vertical meridian representations, visuotopy, and orientation pre
246  cells with broad RFs that span the vertical meridian (RFb).
247 less of how we dissect early gastrulae along meridians running from the animal to the vegetal pole, b
248                              Moreover, a few meridian-specific metabolic changes were found for EA st
249   These results validate the hypothesis that meridian specificity in acupuncture is detectable in the
250 y aims to investigate the metabolic basis of meridian specificity using proton nuclear magnetic reson
251 edles at acupoints along specific meridians (meridian specificity).
252 of human foveal splitting assumes a vertical meridian split in the foveal representation and the cons
253                     Families enrolled in the MERIDIAN study whose child survived to age 3 years were
254  imaged for each of the four primary retinal meridians: superior, inferior, nasal, and temporal.
255 s and for chromatic targets, with horizontal meridians taking longer to fill in.
256 s were counted along the temporal horizontal meridian, taking foveal spatial distortions (postrecepto
257 orescence was always less along the inferior meridian than along any other.
258 r along the representation of the horizontal meridian than the vertical meridian.
259 n is much poorer when ICs cross the vertical meridian than when they reside entirely within the left
260 extends from regions near the upper vertical meridian (that is the shared border with CIP-2) to those
261 h VO-2) to those close to the upper vertical meridian (that is the shared border with PHC-2).
262 extends from regions near the upper vertical meridian (that is the shared border with V3a and dorsal
263 extends from regions near the lower vertical meridian (that is the shared border with VO-2) to those
264 dings at the flattest meridian, the steepest meridian, the average K, the amount of astigmatism, and
265 as the keratometric readings at the flattest meridian, the steepest meridian, the average K, the amou
266                                  In the five meridians, the mean distances from the temporal disc mar
267  presented symmetrically across the vertical meridian to both visual hemifields, versus one populatio
268 at 15 degrees intervals along the horizontal meridian to eccentricities of 45 degrees .
269 al fovea and along the superior and temporal meridians to 10 degrees eccentricity.
270 were measured in 5 equally spaced horizontal meridians (total, 120 meridians).
271  or at 20 degrees along the nasal horizontal meridian, under both photopic and scotopic levels of lig
272 theter aortic valve replacement with the HLT Meridian valve (HLT, Inc).
273                                          The Meridian valve is a new self-expanding valve with full r
274 nscatheter aortic valve replacement with the Meridian valve was feasible and associated with acceptab
275 eter aortic valve replacement with the 25-mm Meridian valve.
276  and along the lower than the upper vertical meridian (vertical meridian asymmetry [VMA]).(3)(,)(4)(,
277 ropy, HVA) and the lower than upper vertical meridian (vertical meridian asymmetry, VMA).
278 HVA) and along the lower than upper vertical meridian (vertical-meridian asymmetry, VMA).
279  mission provides a global and instantaneous meridian view (side view) of the Earth's plasmasphere.
280              The lens uplift at the vertical meridian was 342 +/- 155 mum after blinking.
281              Excursion lag at the horizontal meridian was 366 +/- 134 mum at temporal gaze and 320 +/
282 le across an 8-mm chord along the horizontal meridian was generated at 0.5-mm intervals.
283                                 The vertical meridian was represented at the rostrolateral boundary o
284                               The horizontal meridian was significantly overrepresented relative to t
285 Spatial distribution along the four cardinal meridians was measured in selected subjects by both spec
286                      Keratophakometry in two meridians was performed on 222 normal-birthweight infant
287 right visual fields; horizontal and vertical meridians), we found that impairment in the left, upper,
288                  Sections along the vertical meridian were collected for retinal morphology and photo
289           FdOCT line scans of the horizontal meridian were obtained from one eye of 13 patients with
290 ical Vibratome sections along the horizontal meridian were processed with immunohistochemical markers
291 al parameters across horizontal and vertical meridians were analyzed and compared.
292 tinal laminae across horizontal and vertical meridians were measured.
293  locations along the horizontal and vertical meridians were tested with sinusoidal stimuli having pea
294 ferences between steep and flat keratometric meridians were used to calculate the intended refractive
295 ns, describing surface topography along each meridian, were derived using linear regression analysis.
296  visual fields on, or close to, the vertical meridian, whereas callosal connections from regions away
297 s in Xenopus laevis predicted that the prime meridian, which runs from the animal pole to the vegetal
298 A first prospective biomarker study known as MERiDiAN, which will treat patients stratified for circu
299 tinct areas, all of which share the vertical meridian with V1.
300 gularity were estimated along nasal-temporal meridians within the central 0 degrees to 5 degrees ecce
301 urces located on the horizontal and vertical meridians within their oculomotor range.
302 when stimuli are presented on the horizontal meridian, worst on the upper vertical, and intermediate

 
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